ACTION, ROMANCE, WAR

In a post-apocalyptic world, a man who lived behind books finds himself on a huge adventure to rescue the woman he loves. And, in the process, he ends up becoming a respected warrior.

GOOD

THIRD PERSON

Authors Writing Style: EXCELLENT

Characterization: GOOD

Commerciality: GOOD

Franchise Potential: EXCELLENT

Pace: GOOD

Premise: EXCELLENT

Structure: GOOD

Theme: FAIR

Yes, it does.

What catches the eye right from the start is the premise, a post-apocalyptic society reminiscent of the medieval era and the high quality of the writing.

Reading is compelling, and the book itself is structurally competent, so nothing made me want to put it down. It's an entertaining and eventful read.

THE STORY RELIES A LITTLE BIT ON SPECIAL EFFECTS

Precisely the premise, a distant future that closely resembles our past as a society.

One can imagine so. People interested in history and science fiction fans are likely to be hooked by the narrative, which is additionally quite charming.

Perhaps, due to the narrative content, it doesn't have such great chances in more traditional Awards, but it could undoubtedly figure in the lists of Science Fiction Awards.

LARGE BUDGET

THE PRINCESS BRIDE - TO SAVE HIS BELOVED ONE, A YOUNG MAN TURNS INTO A PIRATE AND GOES ON A JOURNEY TO TAKE HER FROM THE CLUTCHES OF A VILLAINOUS PRINCE. EXCALIBUR - DESTINED TO BECOME KING, ARTHUR CREATES THE ROUND TABLE IN CAMELOT AND STRUGGLES TO FIND TRUE LOVE, OBTAIN THE HOLY GRAIL, AND SECURE HIS NATION'S FUTURE.

The story has a very original premise, but the author could also invest in more non-standard development. Based on old chivalry novels, it doesn't stray too far from the commonplace of the genre, although it does that quite competently. It would be interesting to explore the science fiction aspect of the story further because, in the end, the journey has little relation to the futuristic vocation of the narrative.

The protagonist is brave and honorable and embarks on a journey to discover camaraderie and love and become a tenacious and passionate adventurer.

It's still not quite a rare gem, mainly because it lacks a certain degree of boldness to set the story apart from the rest. However, the narrative is well-written and compelling, and an adaptation could certainly achieve some success.

Film: Studio, Streaming

CONSIDER

The work must be considered, in the first place, because the premise is attractive and could certainly yield an exciting adaptation. In addition, the author's writing style stands out for its quality, the care in the choice of words and expressions, and the construction of good dialogues, which makes the reading work in a fluid and compelling way. The main story is not very different from the bunch, but it is well developed, with interesting characters. There could be a little more daring to try and escape the clichés and commonplaces, but as it stands, the narrative does work. Perhaps the biggest issue in the story is a certain lack of justification for the premise, which could be better worked on throughout the book. Although it resembles a medieval society, the universe presented in the book is in the future. Therefore, it would be natural to expect more elements of our contemporary society to appear in it. It could even be a recurrent joke in the plot that today's most technological objects have innocuous uses in this world or appear as misunderstood relics from a distant past. Unfortunately, as it stands, it isn't easy to differentiate the landscape in which the story takes place from the real Middle Ages. This aspect stands out because it could appeal to a portion of the public fond of science fiction stories. By reviewing this aspect and including more references to the narrative in an adaptation, there is a good chance that the story will be successful when it hits the screens.